Digital Citizenship Week builds capacity for students and families to make safe, smart, and ethical decisions in the digital world. As part of Digital Citizenship Week, the Library is offering a two-part program series that talks about navigating cyberspace for youth and adults.

This series workshops will cover how each group can intelligently, responsibly and maturely navigate cyberspace in the digital age.

Sunday, October 25, 2020 - Digital Citizenship for Adults - Navigating Cyberspace Alongside Our Youth

Recommended for Parents and Guardians

It can be difficult to ensure our youth are self-aware, safe and responsible cyber-citizens given the social media and digital platforms of today. This interactive workshop will explore tools to address these concepts and navigate cyber-space alongside our youth.

We invite you to click Begin Registration below to participate in this session recommended for Adults.

Participants must download, read and agree the online code of conduct before submitting the registration.

Additionally - we are also offering a program for YOUTH
Thursday, October 22, 2020 - Digital Citizenship for Youth - Living in the Digital Age

Recommended for Middle and High School Students

With remote learning and social distancing as the new norm, youth are living many of their waking hours on-line. This interactive workshop will explore self-awareness, strategies for internet safety and social media responsibilities.

If you have a young person interested in attending the Youth Event - Make sure to Register for the Thursday, October 22, 2020 - Digital Citizenship for Youth - Living in the Digital Age

Participants must download, read and agree the online code of conduct before submitting the registration.